Absolutely hated the 7Hz Legato at first: the muddy bass overpowers the mids and treble, making songs with vocals unlistenable.
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Loves the 7Hz Legato, best paired with SpinFit W1 tips, which slightly trim the bass and clean up the mids and highs.
Ends up listening to their 7Hz Legato for hours and really loves the sound.
As a basshead, they returned the 7Hz Legato: too expensive for what it offered and just too muddy.
After a couple of months they enjoy the 7Hz Legato's sound, but it's a little muddy and they want more slam.
The 7Hz Legato is their favourite IEM; they absolutely love its sound signature.
Just got the 7Hz Legato and it's nice not to have to beg for actual bass.
As a basshead, they got the 7Hz Legato and it's a blast with great bass; they love it.
Even the TSMR Shock and Thieaudio Origin couldn't match the physical bass of their 7Hz Legato, which hits even harder with new tips.
The 7Hz Legato has been the best; their QKZ x HBB doesn't come close.
The 7Hz Legato sounds amazing amped up on balanced from a HiBy FC4, with buttery smooth, deep bass on a budget.
Loves the 7Hz Legato so much that after a year they haven't thought about new IEMs; a friend fell in love with them too.
Loves the 7Hz Legato for its proper Miami-style old-school bass.
Of their bass sets, the 7Hz Legato has by far the most and the best bass, though the mids suffer.